Gustin Johnson wrote: > >> FS Type W95 FAT32? > cfdisk just created a partition and gave it a type, it does not actually > create the file system.
This is an important information. > > It has a drive letter, it's F:\. > > Weird. Yes it is weird. > If it still does not work, it might be worth blanking the whole > device and starting over (you can use "dd if=/dev/zero > of=/path/to/usb/dev" to blank the whole usb drive. I'll try this. > If you have gparted you have parted. 64studio:/home/spinymouse# parted /dev/sdb print bash: parted: command not found 64studio:/home/spinymouse# gparted ====================== libparted : 1.7.1 ====================== Unable to open /dev/sdb - unrecognised disk label. For my Lenny there is gparted but not parted, I can't see it in /bin, /sbin, /usr/bin and /usr/sbin, but it's a broken system and I didn't work with Lenny to partition the USB stick ;), for that I only use stable systems like my Etch. > This is common, you and 90% of all Windows users do this. Of course it > is a very bad thing to do, but this is now getting off topic and > straying a little too close to my day job. I don't use the internet by Windows, I only install software that was scanned by my Linux AntiVir before etc., it's only in use for audio and video productions. Once I had a Windows too, there I had also an user account, this time I thought it's not needed. Maybe I should change this. > >> sudo parted /dev/<IDE Device> print > >> > What is the output from the above command? 64studio:/home/spinymouse# parted /dev/hda print bash: parted: command not found I'll do it from one of my stable Linux later, I need to do some office work by my experimental Lenny. Cheers, Ralf
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